Rent and Renovations
Time is Up!
Time’s up
Time is Up! Time’s up
Time is Up!
Time’s up
These questions can help you practice speaking or writing.
About the story:
How does the cost of rent change after a renovation in a unit or a building?
What are some general rules on rent increase in Ontario?
How often can rent increase?
How much can it increase?
Who decides on the maximum limit for the increase?
Why can increases sometimes go over the limit?
What are some other rules that landlords need to follow?
What does Ralph like about their apartment building?
How was the heating system recently updated in the building?
What other function does the new heating device have?
How likely is Ralph to move to another apartment in the near future? Why?
What about you?
Do they often do any renovations at the place where you live?
Why may they start renovations?
Who usually pays for such renovations?
What would you like to see renovated?
What would happen to the rent cost?
Would you like to move?
How would the new place be different from this one?
Who may think that limits on rent increase are good?
Who may have a different opinion? Why?
Time is Up!
Time’s up